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Blood Drive Held at the PJC Sulphur Springs Center
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Blood Drive Held at the PJC Sulphur Springs Center

blood drive held at the PJC Sulphur Springs Center The Blend Club, a student service organization on the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center campus, sponsored a blood drive this week to collect units of blood for Carter BloodCare. Among the students donating was Krystal Crump, pictured above being assisted by a Carter BloodCare specialist.

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Channel 18 News:  Thursday, October 31, 2019
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Annual DBA Car Show Comes to Downtown on November 2
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Annual DBA Car Show Comes to Downtown on November 2

Remember your first car, or the car you always wanted as a young driver? You may see that vehicle during the Heritage Square Car Show in downtown Sulphur Springs on Celebration Plaza on Saturday November 2, 2019. Cars will begin arriving on the square at 8am, and registration will remain open until noon. The entries will be parked around Celebration Plaza which will be closed to other traffic. At 1pm, judging of the best cars and...

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Longview Man Jailed On 5 Hopkins County Warrants
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Longview Man Jailed On 5 Hopkins County Warrants

Alejandro Gamez A 29-year-old Longview man was arrested Wednesday evening in Sulphur Springs on five outstanding Hopkins County warrants, including two felony charges and three traffic charges. Hopkins County Sheriff’s Cpl. Todd Evans and Sgt. Scott Davis alleged they spotted 29-year-old Alejandro Gamez of Longview walking down steps int the 800 block of Fuller Street, and aware of warrants for his arrest, took the man into...

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Woman’s Bond Revoked On 2 Controlled Substance Charges
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Woman’s Bond Revoked On 2 Controlled Substance Charges

A 21-year-old Sulphur Springs woman was taken into custody at 11:04 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the district courthouse on orders revoking her bond on two controlled substance charges, according to arrest reports. Rebecca L. Maiello Rebecca L. Maiello was arrested on Oct. 30, 2018 for possession of less than 1 gram of a Penalty Group 1 controlled substance, and released from jail Nov. 8 on $5,000 bond. She arrested Jan. 26, 2019 for...

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Coat and Blanket Drive by CANHelp Is Now Underway!
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Coat and Blanket Drive by CANHelp Is Now Underway!

At the start of each Winter, CANHelp assists individuals and families in the community to stay warm with new or gently used outerwear and blankets. Local residents can help too, by donating these items which are outgrown or no longer needed. With the early onset of cold weather, the drive is now underway. If you are unpacking your winter clothing and blankets and fund that you have some that you no longer need, consider donating to...

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Chamber Connection – Oct. 31, 2019
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Chamber Connection – Oct. 31, 2019

World Champion Hopkins County Stew Contest Lezley Brown By Lezley Brown, president/CEO, Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce Thank you to all who attended the 50th Annual Hopkins County Stew Contest! We enjoyed delicious stew, unfortunate weather conditions, and great memories. I love that we live in a community that welcomes an event of this size, allows us to think of our big dreams, and execute them. Thank you to our sponsors, our...

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Hopkins County United Way 100% Club For Oct. 29, 2019
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Hopkins County United Way 100% Club For Oct. 29, 2019

Hopkins County United Way officers, following each weekly campaign report meeting, post the campaign donation tally and a list of businesses and organizations who have either met or exceeded the goal established for that group; these groups are recognized as part of the Unite Way 100% Club. The HCUW campaign total collected so far is $117,620.35. One additional workers campaign report meeting is planned at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6, at...

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Veterans Will Be Honored Nov. 9 With Parade
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Veterans Will Be Honored Nov. 9 With Parade

Disabled Veterans Statue, KIA Engraving Dedication Also Planned Sulphur Springs and Hopkins County will honor veterans for their service Saturday, Nov. 9, with at least two events. A veteran’s parade is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, lad by Clayton McGraw, who will serve as grand marshal. The parade will depart from Gerald Prim Stadium on Houston Street, continuing to Church Street, to Jefferson Street at the square,...

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PJC Regents Receive Report from National Trustee Meeting
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PJC Regents Receive Report from National Trustee Meeting

Paris Junior College remains a national leader in many areas, according to Dr. Clifton Wilkerson, a PJC regent who attended the recent national meeting of the Association of Community College Trustees. He presented his report to fellow regents at a meeting held Monday, Oct. 28. “I attended a session on enabling student success through technology collaboration,” said Wilkerson. “Once I got there I heard it was...

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